Today we’ll be looking at where Andy Milligan’s 1967 film THE NAKED WITCH was (probably) filmed, as well as trying to find the actor who played the “Dumb One” (Lee Forbes). And to make it more challenging, in the 55 years since the film was made, it’s been renamed, it’s also been lost, most of…
A quick post to honor Andy Milligan’s 91st birthday. I’d intended to frame this as the one moment in Andy’s life that we could be certain he had been in a State of Grace (for what that’s worth). But then on closer examination of the Baptismal Record we find that his baptism actually occured on…
Dusty: Hi Bob: Hi Dusty: You lost or something? Bob: No, why? Dusty: What are you doing in a place like this? Bob: I could ask you the same thing. Dusty: I asked you first. Bob: Well, I needed a drink so I came to the first place I could find…
“Si Andy Milligan n’existait pas, il faudrait l’inventer.” (“If Andy Milligan had not existed, we would have had to invent him.”) – Voltaire…sort of Voltaire was on to something in his somewhat mis-quoted, and amazingly early analysis of Andy Milligan. Andy Milligan did exist, this is a fact. But much like the original subject of…
50 years ago today, May 25, 1969, MIDNIGHT COWBOY was released. I’m going to have to figure out how to get The Langrick Film Forum up and running again, at least for one night this week, to screen this gem again.
Remember that time back in the early 1970’s that Mickey Mouse got pissed off with Disney and briefly took a job in Hawaii hocking porno films? No? Well read on…
While researching something completely unrelated I ran across an ad for film that I’d never heard of called “Alf ‘n Family”, and then a bit later I ran across another ad for this mysterious film, this time with a lot more information. It turns out I HAD heard of this film before, only under its…
We’re going to try to do an entire slate of NYC focused, or at least NYC set, film reviews in 2019. Most of these will be somewhat obscure to the general population, which is why I’m doing it. I’ve only seen a small handful of these thus far, so that’s also why I’m doing (OK,…
It should come as no surprise that the godfather of zombie films would have one of his “lost” films come back from the dead. We find out from Bloody Disgusting that a “lost” Romero film from 1973, “Amusement Park”, has been “found” and hopefully will see the light of day soon. This evidently isn’t a…
